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New Executive Order Prohibits Use of Equipment Produced by Foreign Adversaries in Bulk-Power Systems

By John Crossley, Former Attorney Cacki Jewart, Grant Leach & Chris Reeder on May 5, 2020
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On Friday, May 1, 2020, President Trump issued a new Executive Order (the Bulk-Power Order) to prohibit transactions within the U.S. for the acquisition or installation of certain “bulk-power system electric equipment” which is sourced from foreign adversaries. In the Bulk-Power Order, President Trump expressed a determination that “the unrestricted foreign supply of bulk-power system electric equipment constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security, foreign policy and economy of the United States” and declared a national emergency “with respect to the threat to the United States bulk-power system.”

Husch Blackwell’s Energy & Natural Resources team has been  following the Bulk-Power Order closely and offers in-depth analysis here. If you have any questions concerning this topic in the meantime, please contact John Crossley, Cacki Jewart, Grant Leach or Chris Reeder.

Photo of John Crossley John Crossley

John brings an impressive international portfolio to the table when advising traditional and renewable energy companies seeking to acquire, develop, construct or finance projects and assets. Over 15 years, John’s work on billions of dollars of projects now producing tens of gigawatts of

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John brings an impressive international portfolio to the table when advising traditional and renewable energy companies seeking to acquire, develop, construct or finance projects and assets. Over 15 years, John’s work on billions of dollars of projects now producing tens of gigawatts of power has given him a deep understanding of issues that are important to energy clients.

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Photo of Former Attorney Cacki Jewart Former Attorney Cacki Jewart

Previously with Husch Blackwell, Cacki focused on the renewable energy industry and has practiced real estate law for almost 20 years.

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Photo of Grant Leach Grant Leach

Grant focuses his practice on international trade, international compliance, securities, mergers, acquisitions and general corporate matters.

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Photo of Chris Reeder Chris Reeder

Chris has been practicing for 28 years, concentrating in the area of administrative law with an emphasis in matters pertaining to energy and natural resources. Chris focuses on a broad scope of regulatory issues, including compliance and enforcement, commercial disputes, market structure, development

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Chris has been practicing for 28 years, concentrating in the area of administrative law with an emphasis in matters pertaining to energy and natural resources. Chris focuses on a broad scope of regulatory issues, including compliance and enforcement, commercial disputes, market structure, development related matters, and certification.

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